Key result
Novel multi-feature fusion of time, space, and frequency domains improves ECG recognition over existing methods.
Why the study?
Most existing ECG classification methods focus on time-space domain signals, overlooking the value of frequency-domain information for detecting arrhythmia.
Does a multi-feature fusion approach improve the automated classification performance of ECG signals for arrhythmia detection?
Does a multi-feature fusion approach improve the automated classification performance of ECG signals for arrhythmia detection?
A novel multi-feature fusion approach integrating time, space, and frequency domains improves the automated classification of ECG signals for arrhythmia detection.
Arrhythmia is a typical condition in cardiovascular diseases, posing a serious threat to patients' health. Electrocardiogram (ECG), as an effective tool for detecting arrhythmia, plays a crucial role in diagnosing the condition through automatic classification. However, most existing ECG classification methods focus on extracting features from time-space domain signals, often overlooking the significant value of frequency-domain information. This study proposes a novel ECG signal analysis method aimed at integrating time, space, and frequency domain features. Specifically, we first utilize multi-scale dilated convolutional modules to capture and fuse spatial features at different scales. Next, we introduce a frequency-domain perception module to extract the frequency-domain characteristics of ECG signals. To further enhance the interaction between time-space features, a bidirectional inversion mechanism is introduced to generate forward and backward sequences for both spatial and frequency domain features. These are then deeply fused through a bidirectional self-attention mechanism, enabling comprehensive extraction of contextual information. Experimental results show that, the proposed feature fusion strategy significantly improves the recognition ability of ECG signals, demonstrating high robustness and potential for application.
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Hu et al. (2024) studied Arrhythmia. Multi-feature fusion approach integrating time, space, and frequency domain features vs. Existing ECG classification methods was evaluated on Recognition ability of ECG signals. A novel multi-feature fusion strategy integrating time, space, and frequency domain features significantly improved the recognition ability of ECG signals.
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